Roku R6A (2023) Series

6 reviews

Dec, 2024

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 6 reviews of Roku R6A (2023) Series. The average rating for this product is 3.9/5, compared to an average rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. Reviewers are impressed by the sound and image quality. The remote control and color are also appreciated, but some have doubts about the price.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Roku R6A (2023) Series is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 95/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Sarah Lord (cnet.com)

Roku Plus Series TV Review: Roku's First TV Has a Solid Picture

The Roku Plus Series sports a QLED screen with local dimming and Dolby Vision, but is stuck at a 60Hz refresh rate. Its technology is decidedly below the more expensive TCL 6-Series Roku TV, which comes with both brighter mini-LED technology and a...

Affordable Good picture quality thanks to local dimming Great smart TV system

Lacks 120Hz refresh rate and other gaming extras Not as bright as some similarly priced TVs

The Roku-made Plus Series lacks extras for gamers, but offers midlevel features and good overall value.

Apr, 2023

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Expert review by : Will Greenwald (pcmag.com)

Roku Plus Series (75 Inches) Review

A Standard, Sleek Look The Plus Series takes the now almost universal approach to midrange and budget TV design. It has a nearly bezel-less screen framed by thin bands of dark gray material on the top and side edges, and a half-inch-wide brushed...

Affordable Wide colors Low input lag Includes Roku Voice Remote Pro

Poor shadow detail with any ambient light Greens occasionally look oversaturated No VRR

The Roku Plus Series is the company's first attempt at making its own Roku TV. It's a solid showing, though its picture quality is in line with its budget price.

Apr, 2023

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Expert review by : Kyle Bartlett, Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais, and John (rtings.com)

Roku Select Series TV Review

The Roku Select Series is the lower-tier model in Roku's first-ever proprietary series of TVs. It sits below the Roku Plus Series QLED, but unlike that model, the Select doesn't use quantum dot technology to display a wider range of colors. As it's a...

Very low input lag. Great response time with most content. The TV's contrast and dark details are preserved well in Game Mode

HDR content looks a bit dull. Limited gaming features. Slow response time in dark scenes, leading to some black smearing.

The Roku Select Series TV is decent overall. It has adequate contrast and middling HDR brightness, so it looks fine when watching HDR content in dark rooms, although blacks look gray in dark scenes when bright highlights are present. Thankfully, it...

Nov, 2023

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Expert review by : Samuel Breton, Pierre-Olivier Jourdenais, and John (rtings.com)

Roku Plus Series QLED TV Review

The Roku Plus Series QLED is the top model in Roku's first-ever proprietary series of TVs. It sits above the Roku Select Series, and unlike that model, it uses quantum dot technology to display a wider range of colors than traditional TVs. As it's a...

Excellent contrast for deep blacks. Bright enough to fight glare in SDR.

Disappointing image processing. Narrow viewing angle.

The Roku Plus Series TV is decent overall. It has excellent contrast and adequate HDR brightness, so it looks pretty good when watching HDR content in dark rooms. It also gets bright in SDR and has good reflection handling, so it handles bright rooms...

Nov, 2023

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Expert review by : Jon Jacobi (techhive.com)

Roku Plus Series quantum dot TV (65-inch-class, model 65R6A5R)

Roku's first smart TV delivers superior color and image processing, a great remote, and powerful smart TV software. But some brands deliver more features.

Excellent color ; Good brightness and screen uniformity ; HDR10+ and Dolby Vision ; Bluetooth headset support ; Remote control with voice recognition

No judder reduction ; Best Buy exclusivity limits competition on retail price

We like the color and overall picture of Roku’s new QLED TV, and Roku’s smart TV operating system is one of our favorites. But there are several TVs in the same price range, and some offer more granular backlighting and judder reduction.

Mar, 2023

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Expert review by : Al Griffin (techradar.com)

Roku Plus Series review: a great budget 4K QLED TV

Most people know Roku for its streaming boxes and sticks – like the Roku Streaming Stick 4K – as well as the company's smart interface, which can be found in TVs from brands like TCL, Hisense and others. Back in March of 2023, the company also started...

Affordable price Very good overall picture quality Great smart TV interface

Average brightness Average sounding built-in speakers Limited picture adjustments

After supplying its smart TV interface to other brands for many years, Roku has finally released its own Roku-branded TV lineup. The Roku Plus Series TVs are the company's top models, and they offer a well-rounded features package at a very reasonable...

Jun, 2023

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